Re: Cat Deterrent ???
My grandmother always threw
moth balls &
Onions in the flower beds, she had a cat, but it used it's litter box. The neighborhood cats and the wild ones alike didn't, they used the always freshly mulched garden. She swore it worked. That combined with a quick blast from the water hose every now and then seemed to work wonders.
I also have a cat, but mine is an indoor cat. Their was a wild cat that lived in the woods close to our apartment here, that was also the same color. Our neighbor insisted our cat was climbing on her car and scratching the paint. She hadn't seen our cat, she had seen the wild one. Nothing I could say could pacify her.
She started out poisoning the whole neighborhood. We found chicken meat several times she had thrown on our balcony. We had it tested, and she had put rat poison in it.
Within one month, they found two fox, three raccoons, four dogs and six cats all dead and all poisoned according to the local animal control officers.
In the end she filed a lawsuit against one of the neighbors who cat was still alive, and was allowed to go outdoors. The culprit was now yellow, and not black as she had originally said.
She lost, a automotive paint expert she had hired, for a ton of money, in the second go around in court, said the damage that led to this madness was caused by the car wash, not by a cat or dog.
What does this have to do with your problem?
She came out one morning to find someone had slit her convertible top, poured bright red paint through the holes on the leather interior, and dumped what looked like several gallons of paint remover on her beloved new BMW.
Someone who's pet was killed, was really mad. The police told us she should have thought about that, before she started a war with the whole neighborhood.
We just moved out, to get away from the nightmare, it just got worse, and worse.
I am not a animal rights activist, I am just as picky about the paint on my car as the next guy, and as an avid gardener I understand your frustration with **** in your yard.
I just hope you keep your “revenge actions” to a minimum, and don't get carried away.
That all said, I have been known to place other peoples **** in their mailboxes. Doesn't stop the cats, but sure makes you feel better.